A Light Load
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Where the stream, flowing pleasantly below thee, Stills each unquiet thought the day has made.
• « * • No, no, dear friend, my palace-home is lonely. No hand but mine may pluck the flowers there.
And, since for me they bud and blossom only. Thou canst not tell me that they are not fair.
36 NIGHT A ND art thou come again, Oh Night ; I know thee by thy starry crown, And by the mists of violet light Which gather where thy robes fall down. I know thee by the purple clouds Thy strong wings spread ar...ound the moon. And by the stillness which enshrouds Thy presence, thou art come too soon. Too soon, for lo thy fair love Sleep Turns not her sweet face to the skies. She lingers where the shadows creep.
And stays to kiss our children's eyes.
But when her gentle hands have blest Our homesteads, she will come to thee.
And through the holy hours of rest Thine arms will hold her safe, and she WiU hear the promises again Thou bringest from the distant spheres, 37 And learn the reason of our pain, And meaning of our bitter tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where the stream, flowing pleasantly below thee, Stills each unquiet thought the day has made.
• « * • No, no, dear friend, my palace-home is lonely. No hand but mine may pluck the flowers there.
And, since for me they bud and blossom only. Thou canst not tell me that they are not fair.
36 NIGHT A ND art thou come again, Oh Night ; I know thee by thy starry crown, And by the mists of violet light Which gather where thy robes fall down. I know thee by the purple clouds Thy strong wings spread ar...ound the moon. And by the stillness which enshrouds Thy presence, thou art come too soon. Too soon, for lo thy fair love Sleep Turns not her sweet face to the skies. She lingers where the shadows creep.
And stays to kiss our children's eyes.
But when her gentle hands have blest Our homesteads, she will come to thee.
And through the holy hours of rest Thine arms will hold her safe, and she WiU hear the promises again Thou bringest from the distant spheres, 37 And learn the reason of our pain, And meaning of our bitter tears.
What to read after A Light Load?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dollie Radford to read onlineMoreLess
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